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Crime
Crime is the breaking of societal law and can result in imprisonment. Ask questions about criminal acts, from stealing candy to homicide, here.
2,470 Questions
What happens if you hit someone in the head with a bat and its your first crime?
well if you did it your smart but it would probably be misdemeanor assault
Do crime rate go up or down doing summer vacation?
They go up. Kids are out of school, and they are in more public places. Like the pool. They can get picked up much more easily without the school's protection So it's up to the parents/guardians to protect their kids. and to pay a lot more attention to their kids this summer!!
He is a man from Columbus, GA recently convicted of of DUI manslaughter and driving with a suspended license causing a death.
It is now 2011 and he has been incarcerated for 3 years. The woman he killed, Robin Arnett, mother of 3 young children, on 9/28/08's family mourns her being killed by him every single day & night. We hope that when he is released he doesn't go out on the road and kill others. Please turn your life around Storm Wood of Columbus, Ga, now serving time in Florida.
What color do ms13 wears Mara Salvatrucha?
Unlike homegrown gangbangers like the Crips and Bloods, who often adopt a particular color as their symbol, members of the MS-13 gang have traditionally relied on tattoos to show their affiliation and recognize fellow members.
What is the most evil crime a man can commit?
It obviously would depend upon the nature of the crime.
The reason that (in the United States) Murder in the 1st Degree, is as powerful as it is as a crime, is that it requires premeditation. This means that the person committing the murder must have planned it out, thought about it, and then gone through with it. While murder is usually considered the worst crime because it ends the life of another human, it is possible that something could be worse - intentional slavery and torture of the slaves loved ones for example. The key aspect of acknowledged evil is the fact that it acts in an evil manner while knowing it is evil. Things can go far and beyond the scope of what society knows as "evil" and continue going down, but the nature of the crime and to a degree, the scope of it, is how willing and knowing the person who committed the crime was while doing it.
Who were the people that captured the Younger Brothers?
The townspeople of Northfield, Minnesota captured several of the Younger Brothers in 1876. Some Pinkerton agents and a constable from Osceola, Missouri killed some of the James Younger gang in 1874.
What courses do you have to have to get an associates degree in criminal justice?
It depends on the college. Typically, about 75% will be courses in general studies such as English, math, literature, science, history, the arts, business, accounting, economics, physical education, speech, social studies, psychology, etc. The remainder (electives) will be criminal justice. The non-state sponsored schools like the "technical institutes" advertising on TV may require far fewer of the general studies but their degrees are not as widely accepted as they lead one to believe.
Here is a typical school's requirements:
Subject - Hours ------------------ English - 6 Literature - 3 Speech - 3 History - 6 Social/Behavioral Science - 3 Fine Arts - 3 Math - 3 Computer - 3 Science - 8 Kinesiology - 2 Electives - 16 --------------------- Total Hours - 62
Here are some typical Criminal Justice courses from which to choose 5 from:
Introduction to Criminal Justice Court Systems & Practices Crime in America Fundamentals of Criminal Law Juvenile Justice System Community Resources in Corrections Correctional Systems and Practices Criminal Investigation Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement Police Systems and Practices
Things change if continuing on toward a Bachelor's Degree. About 50% of the courses will be criminal justice, about 25% will be in the area of the chosen minor, and the remaining 25% will be "collateral" courses, those which the college believes relate to the major area of study (i.e. criminal justice). For criminal justice, collateral courses may include Sociology, Advanced Writing, Communications, Business, Political Science, etc.
Each legitimate college requires certain core courses as a part of any degree program. Most students hate them, but they turn out to be valuable later.
Do you need a degree in neuroscience to be a criminologist?
No. You'll need a degree in either psychology, sociology or criminal law. However, a degree in neuroscience could be useful as would a background in computer science (as a lot of criminologists use the latest computer technology to analyse brain activity).
Can you be in formal probation in two counties?
Yes you can. But the county in which you live will be the one in which you'll be on probation. The judge can add special terms and conditions to match the needs of the justice system of both counties.
Do prosecutors have a deadline to submit an indictment?
In many states they do, but in some they don't for felonies. These deadlines are known as statutes of limitations. Also what you're asking is if the prosecutors have a deadline to file charges. They don't indict, grand juries do. Prosecutors will either file charges by information, called a charging document, or seek an indictment by a grand jury.
How do you address a retired NYS Supreme Court Justice?
He can be addressed as Mister, Sir, or (as a matter of courtesy) Mister Justice.
Do you get more time in jail for not turning yourself in on time?
Yes. Depending on the circumstance you can also be charged with escape.
As with almost anything related to jail or warrants, you are best served by dealing with it as soon as possible. The longer you wait the more likely it becomes that you will be arrested at an inconvenient time.
Can you get reimbursed for being held 30 days past your release date?
Reimbursed how? You would have to prove specific damages.
Why do courts permit fraud to disrupt genuine agreement in a contractual setting?
Your question implies that courts permit fraud in contract cases. That is not a true fact.
What are reasons for comitting a crime?
It depends of the crime and the individual. However, there are crimes that have no reasons, except the subject's personal choice. Let's put it this way: A personal can rob a store because he is hungry; so, hunger is the reason. The list can get long. For example, hatred, jealousy,ambition of power, revenge, enmity,etc.
What will be need for a AA degree in criminal justice?
An associate of arts in criminal justice will require a cluster of general education courses, such as English composition, history, government, possibly math, laboratory science, psychology or sociology, humanities, etc. Some of the criminal justice courses would include, intro to criminal justice, criminal law, police roll in the community, police administration, criminal investigation, and others. This is just a general over view. Each school may have some slight differences. The associates of arts is designed as a transfer program for those who wish to pursue a bachelor's degree after completing the associates degree. Below gives you some information on the associates degree.
The associates degree is designed as a two year program of study as a full-time student provided the student takes the degree as prescribed by the college, and provided the student does not require prerequisite coursework as a result of basic skills testing. There are some programs of study that may take a bit longer depending on the number of credits required. Usually these are programs within the health related fields. In addition, for students who require developmental course work as a result of basic skills testing, it would take longer. How much longer would depend on the extent of the developmental courses they are required to take. Evidently, those individuals who attend college on a part-time based would also extend their time in school. How much longer would depend on the credit load carried each semester. Typically, an associates degree takes between 60 and 64 credits to complete depending on the specific school, program of study, and state mandates.
Spamming is not a large crime, but, it still is. Spamming is invasion of a page by posting the same thing over and over and over again. It is like a hack without hacking. If I filled a fourm with: "This fourm Sucks", that is an invasion of something and, it's just rude. Any invasion is a crime. Home, car, or page.
Can you get whip lash from a whip?
It depends i am talking first about the movie whip it that is where you hold on to someones hand and they give you more speed. But usually you do get a whip lash. And if you want to find out for yourselves. And see the movie whip it starring ellen page, kristen wiig and drew barrymore it is pg-13.
Is stop payment check a fraud?
if you stop payment because the funds are not available then yes it is.
